The Rabbit's Race - Board Game

Are you looking for a new board game that involves the whole family in moments of pure fun and strategic challenge? "The Rabbit's Race" is the answer you've been searching for! This exciting game promises to become the new favorite for family evenings, parties, and gatherings with friends.

What is The Rabbit's Race?

The Rabbit's Race is a game of skill and strategy, designed for 2-6 players, where your goal is to keep a cute bunny balanced on a wall of colorful blocks. The game consists of a wall made up of 45 blocks: 5 representing the grass, 16 orange ones (the carrots), and the remaining representing the ground. Each player has the task of gently pushing the blocks out of the wall, taking care not to let the bunny fall.

How to Play?

Each turn, players use a small shovel to move a block from the wall. If you choose to move a "carrot", you must face an additional challenge by rolling a colored dice that can drastically change the course of the game. The dice has numbered and colored faces, each corresponding to different actions, such as moving the rabbit, removing other blocks, or, in some cases, rebuilding part of the wall. The tension increases with each move, as players must consider each choice to maintain the balance of the wall. A file with the game booklet in english and italian is included in this download.

Why is "The Rabbit's Race" Special?

This game combines the excitement of strategy and luck with a physical component of manual skill. Suitable for all ages, it encourages critical thinking, planning, and patience, making it perfect for players of all ages.

What Materials Should You Use to Print It?

This game is designed to be entirely printed in PLA+.

How to Print It?

Use a 0.4 nozzle, 0.1/0.2 layer, no supports or rafts are needed in any part of the product. The project also includes print files for the game's storage box: to print the lid, import the "Lid" file into the slicer, divide it into objects and color the parts separately. If you do not wish to print the flowers on the lid, keep the file intact after importing and print with a single color. For the bunny, the dice, the supports, I recommend a 15/20% rectilinear infill. The three colored circles must be glued onto the dice. To print the grass blocks, I used brown and green with a color change (you are free to choose when to change the color). All the parts and their required quantities for the game are listed in the game booklet PDF attached to the project.